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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-11
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AN EGYPTIAN ROMANCE.

When our late Minister
to Egypt was travelling
across the desert, he re
lates that he rode a camel
which was possessed OF
the most wonderful agil-
itv. This remarkable ami
nal, he states, " would at
times raise his hind hoof
to his head and scratch
his ear, without missing
a single step. One day,
however, the animal met,
or pretended to meet:
with a mishap. The hoof
raised to the ear failed to
connect with the ground
again; In consequence he
fell over. casting me un-
tremendously to the
earth. Upon examina-
ton. it appeared that the
camel had dislocated his
hin. While pondering
urnn the question of fwhat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-11

WASHINGTON March 10.
Frank G. Glover has been appointed post
master at Hebron, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-11
BY TELEGRAPH,
EATHER REPORT.
indications for the Mex. "a Hour,.

oa War Department,
~ oince OF the Chief Signal Officer.
ashlngton, ID. c., Mar. Ii a. M.
for Name, New Hampshire. Eastern
Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Fair
"eather; colder, followed by warmer weath.
er; northerly winds.
or the rest of New England: Fair wealth
er' becoming warmer northerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-11
1ODGE DIRECTORY.

[,-cTsrA LODGE NO. al +. & A. M.-Special
A uTCswmHnica.ion, Tuesday evening, March 8.
WofA !" f. McMURDIE, W. M,
&C. HUNT, Sec'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON, STOCKS
BosToy. June Is. SS7


WEDNESDAY, June ID T. VI.
As was generally expected, todays stock speculation
was feverish and unsettled There still Is fear that the
effects Of the disastrous spcculations in coffee and
wheat have been fully developed and OF that every
one chooses 10 be his judge Several additional
small and unimportant failures were reporter gu
Chicago and wheat sold lower to-day than II did yester
day; small failures reported at the NewYorR
Produce Exchange But to-day satisfactorily developed
the fact that important financial institutions are at
all involved in the losses which few rash spectators
have incurred The particular feature which today's
operations developed is that the large outstanding
short interest has made little II anr headway toward
liquidation Yesterday that interest made the prices
up to the time when Chicago began to SELL ana RS
Chicago was principally interested in the Western
stocks sales only affected the prices of two or three
securities Today's market opened strong but after the
first orders were executed duness succeeded, and the
market was numerically hammered as II ever was
and in the doing OF that the short interest was III
creased lessened. Prices easily yielded to the
pounding, but stocks opt The last card played
was PRONUNCIATION by Of the leading bear houses,
through the agency of Kiernans Wall Street News
Bureau" of the following: That while have bought
largely day of the active list o. 1t was merely to cover
outstanding at the declines and we cannot see
any impro at present In the situation on whch 10
buy stocks" This information was furnished gratu-
itousy to the public, because the firm giving the IN
formation exists only for the purpose OF helping the
public to make money. They sold out their New York
and New England IS to 80 on its merits and tnen
advised the public sell 1t for 80 on the results OF
twilight investigation Of the property wall street
methods used be mysterious; they are not so now;
their particular feature at present is their transparency
The market WAS raded several times during the day
Much made OF the fact that the New-fork central
Lake Shore Michigan Central aud Canada Southern ala
not to day declare their dividends II Is not time Tor
them do till the last Of II emonh but some oneafew
days ago started the report that IL was TO be done to-day
A possibility II not probability that the Reading re-
organization scheme he carried through except
by foreclosure and sale OF the property was another
point used against the market. and on II Reading was
sold down to 40 but it recovered TO so Probably
of the initiated ever supposed IT possible To obtain
universal to the proposed pan thought
thing but foreclosure was practicable To the assented
securities foreclosure not makes difference The
local efforts TO demoralize the market
than those put forth to-day. and yet prices generally
closed small fractions higher than last evening and
steady.
Government bonds were quiet and firm at quotations
follOws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Hirer. vess,ts AMI Railroads.
GENERAL MARX TT REpO YrS.

CoFFEE-wth frmer speculative market sellers OF Era
I'll sowths advarced oir limits 10 zoe for fair spot invoices
but tae temper at the cnse sas hrn sales 0go0
zoe for No 10 for No Zoe for No ana II c Ior
40 The mil ler styles hrmly held though no bus
In future deliveries the saies zggrefatod
l7hOO, bags First prices were without deciled ehange
from the final Yesterday but as the hy advanced
rorslderahle frmness infused into The speculation
lpary aided by sieader from Havre AMI the mar
kct closed steiy At a net advance OF oOo~V ponl'
Tor the day ., followsi January lSs66is Soi
Feruary, 1850 1890; March. lSB0dl9oOi June lIboi
July 5000 1905 August. ls.4O0lS45 september.
la60 1865 october November ~ % Is ou
December. l8SoUl835 Yesterdays dyance was lO00 ~
pon- not as was rine The ranges on the mon.ns
September. 1891 .dO October, lSoo6 1850; Novem;
Der, lsl5a is75 December l32O1lS.SO. January 1910
GlSs0. Sales. 1875. 300 bags.
CorToN-Th' prices for SPOT cotton were not ealngea 70
day and tie moderate, the rale' agSreang
lOt bales i5s0lat 5i4 of which wera Tor con-
snnptiOn he balance export CUNT THO port RS
cents TO-DAY 2ST bales the smicst on the con COM
pairing with 49, baea last week aut lo0t oaes
This tay last september the total port receip,
have been b. NO5.0 bales against s233O-o bales Tor inc
same peroi last year. .-
ouos based standard OF classification
fotfc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
COTTON v,EKErs-nY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL June ID 1880 m-cotton- Duh and prices
generally buyers favor MidiIihg uPIalia OF. 40
Or can. Ste-5OUO Dsef including 900 baIes Tor
syecnIaton AMI export Receipt, 6OcO bales, ncudng
600 American ,.,,,u-. 49,.
,," irI,v,rv 81 CIT Juno and July delivery, go sd
JWiy ami August dcnyery. Gl-0st; 30. August and
sc,teusr delivery GJ Cad do september ana O1ioher
dsrteTy = october and November delivery. - Novem.
her and December delivery 32-Gid do December ana
Jauuary delivery, J2Did also 5IGid' do september
Tendefs for delivery oays coarngs 1900 bales new
dcS Ao sales day included 5000 bales
An "irau IL.
n, - Gid bn,,f, do Juno aud July delivery . 0'-
IA T.. do July and August deivory Ol Oid value
do August and September lelyery o@Oid DnfrtS 40
septembe October ciIvory Ibid buyers 40 oco
- and delivery a5-O4' buyeisl 10 NoV"n.
her and DecemDer delivery. 32-O4d sellers; 10 econ.
ber a tJauuary delivery, . 5losL DuSeIS' "N "''''S
delivery b3-6id. vau. ,...,.., r.,o,,. tox
Middnng clause June delivery. GOOsd seller L. Juno
an, UJUid sellers do MY ana Ahgust nc
livery o bOu4, do August AMI september no
do. september and Octopcf lesoIb, .
1ld do. October and NOyenhor iolvcry DO
CAD sellers do NOvem Der AMI DrcehDcr neuroy 90
sld sellers do. December AMI January delFeII o.
O4d. buyers; do. september delivery. Zoid DuJet'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL June l5-Provisioas-BlcOn. Cumbcriani NJ
9gs ID, Long Coir diddles J3s 0L snort Ciotr hmls
3ss Cd; short $50 IL 3asdiSrs 2ss IL psr cSL bso'
sd for Extra Indis Ness Prime Mess. o2s I'd rotS
Prime Meas oGA Cd per DBL; Prime Moss Ehster"
Nes LardA norcan J4s3 3D. Prime west
arr 3is cd. Lard on. 34l III. Hams-Lons Cul, as
IS .OL Ddttor-51-. ~ VI tor hnsst
htatoa Cheese-American Choice, b3A Oh wheat
Western Spring Ia. 81 ais 4d.; Rel Winter, "a 81
7s Ga pc osntaL New No Winter. Ia 3D.. 90 % :
Sprue "a 2d New Mixed Wesern Is O9Li Caliiornh ~
Id 81, 10 No. q Is 81 81. 81 per oenta r,v
duce-sprl OF Turpentlne goa Oil do. at London Zsr VI
per cwt Refined Petroleum. sgd gallon. Clover noeu
American Red. 4bs per cwL TAliow-2la 81 per on'
Fine American. 2la Cd; Primo CITY 2la 81 per o",'
Rosin-Common IS dbl Pals liz 81 DJA ~ hnsssh viL
2is per Provisons-A nsricsn Refrigerated bes
hind quarters oad fore gaarters s per d. Hop. A. Loa
oil, Liverpool make 2lS OIL .oo.
LONDON June -Produce-tinsesi .On. 22a VI nso'
Oh per cwti Calcutta Iinseed. 38A 3D. per quarters I'm
seed Cake as I2S ID per toni Refined Petroleum. oSL
u5Ld. per gallon: Spirits Of Turpcntine. 2-A OIL pot
cwt, Pale 6s OIL 6llA OIL Provisions-Lard 3l "a p'e
cwt for American sugar-l3a Sd per cwt for CuDa Ce
oorzing 800 and lis Cd lls I'd for aascove
fair reclining ad0at Australian Taiow-Bee. us 81 HzI.
Ga Mutton ga OIL 13is 81 Cocoannt Oil-Ceylon, =.
ia; Cochin 237 neric2n Raft gerast Beef - 81 ior
hind quarters and Is Al tor fora quIrtors psr SD " 'ho
CARCASS
BREMEN Juno lC.-Petroleum. 9 marks s pfenninaa
Wilcox olossi H - marx, pfennin<s Dsr ~
ANTWERP June l5-Petroieum-Plne Pale American ~
francs centmes paid and Is francs IL sosatines
wcoxs Lard closed SO francs 90 centnss per loo k0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
THE STATE or TRADE

RiLrrMoHH June l5.-Cottap dull. Mldin- llr.:..:.
Flour quiet Howard street ana Western Superhne 50 oO1
So 10 81 70 a. 81. io Family ~ 10 ~ % CuU
Mills 50 % TO- Extra IS Is o5 IS do KID
Brands 81 rs S5 o. PstaDsco PANTY 70 10 do suneavs
Patent 50 Wheat-Southern lowor. Western lower
thsrn Rei FL SH3c.i AmDer % so No es,ern
WRtsr ksd spot SsdSosci 90 for June soc Olui
do Tor July Sbssds7c: DO August S. 1885, coIn-
southern steady. White 50 2b4c Yellow is6isc Mesisrp
lower Mixed spot As &c asked June i6 AZ osts u,'
southern Into S3 93Gci Western 81 d36 c Western Ike"
34c Pcnnsvlvanis 81 sS6c.. elsicr at 6Ds
C0o......Hav dull. PRIME Unoico Western si5 W
asa Provisions stesdv Mess Pors sIo w
ASH o. BulKmoats- Shoulders AMI NV RIO siurs
lacked 6Haspo. Bacon-shoulcers 7.dshci Clear slo
Sides &C. Hams l2bd lsc..... LaId-Refncd at SIZE
Butter firm. Western Packet II y ic: Creamery
lG 12Oc Eggs lower nc IS Petroleum siea,N-
Refined 6Sc..... .Coneo-Ro obituary 10 talr
lSAsd higher soft 5H4c Copper
Refined ~ Whiskoy Ateany at 81 ID HSl To-.
Ereights to Lvorpool steamer nuiot-,otnh ~
Flour 1881 Gram lSs I'D Recepts-fonr y $50 DDS
kys 400 bush ehipments-Four 2d2 ses w ~a
Corn laOO
BOSTON. June l6-Fiour auet-common Extras 81 ~
ass 50 Sprnr Wheat Patents prime f5 one - 10 -
d5l &C. Good No Grade 30U5O3 oats were sieahv
NO. White 4O2d4lc. No z White 39Ac No W hlls
555lc. Shorts 0uet-Ndi Der ton AT OO0S2J w.
Butter nrm-Wesern tIira Creamery l9c- ...-
Cheese du-Best Fu Cream not quoted over loc Fair 70
Good strong-Eascrn Extras l1c Western
10 9c..- Keceints tor tho day-FIour 34OO bbls ana
5000 sacks 1900 bush oata ll.00O busH. ehors
95uO bush
CHICAGO June l5-The eadiug futures ranged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRg DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEN-fORK DEAiiNfS
The markets have far weathered the Storm
hat has blown NJ and although as usually the
case in times OF unusual depression doubt and misnst
exist there was announcement OF failure yesterday IN
suite of the thirteen suspensions reported al Chicago reser
DAYS market refcx OF tho continue PAM KY decline
NJ the chic; Westen Cash lots were OF cents
md the Of exporters TO over $4,000 bnn
es-not Quite the biz records or the TWO preceding s
The nqury for by :a aud cost freight aud
insurance paid favorable indication OF me shpporuH
force the needs OF purchasers OF po sun
snrh r aIng response 10 crashes they did show
Al the opening OF the option market a. hrher ,o1o
because OF the hope INIT one OF he og qso
he pull through wien INC ns-
wheat reported ON CAcasO on mo
this hope June options here tuOea iro
OF 90 without sale after previous io
nonts over cent total Transaction were heavy ous
greatly the unprecedented record OF us ay
ery occurred In the later dealings being most pro.
rouuced ON June. but the close was heavv IN
tone with net for June at 81 for July atoat
or August September at NJ and NOvem oe AT - y
IL s3 aud . cent Tor becelh Der ~ w es
es taxing nearly bushels The options opened up
n y cent near by months but later suffered IN ym.
patty wheat closing up for une ~ ioe Gown
Tor July at 464 and unchanged for August AZ 40
and September at 48ss cents. Oats on the spot were
easier Options In the early dealings Out sea
and ended UNCHANGED for June a. 20 ~ Gown . ,or
al S cents lard there sales OF BOO terees OF ro
fined for Depression continued IN te opuons
with net losses of points ior June A. 20 81 gnu nnsr
points the later months as follows Juiy " 81 sa
80 30; september ~ 90; october 81 or NSyelDe 70 20
Tho receipts OF grain reported yesterday Ne~Lo,s.
Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were as InS rH
bushels total grain. 756423 bushels Hour Zsgs w..
ages AT Chicago Milwaukee and st Louis "e
Wheat. 6O7l7s bushels; corn: dsoa.t snn. "a 7ai
6siS bushels total grain sGS4O5 bushels nour 'o'e]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
11ursrorx MARxEr, aY rELEfRAPI

euyFlto June lb-Cuttte- RecoDts last ~ hours lOS
heo,l. total far. 600 heat Tor s4no ums
ias week consigned through lzo cars, cl OF
which 10 We on sale.
hhsep-keceIpts "a hours $500 mead toal or week
ms TAR "a ZOO hsan same Juno last week ZusO0
haa nei Is III of whoh 10 New-fork;
car on sale b0lOc GOOD 10 Cholco ~
nd 80 the - 25 "a 40. Good TO Choice s60to all
offerings taken
Kecsuts last hours $3.50 mead; tots for tho
rek thn, ttr n 300 head Tor time last week II $40
mead consigned through, ~ cars OF which Is 10 New
YORK IL cars market advanced bGlOc Mixed rgs
Iebr Workers xb 20 Selected Workers 30 SO
"a as selected Medium weiRhts s. .0e 80 as Selected
Heavy Ends 568S4 86 stays ST. OOG$%Oo market eosea
weak; sll offerings taken.
CHICAGO jane l6--7he Drorerr Journal reports-oause
RecsIpts-SOuO head Shipments 1000 heaai 'niarke mss
slow shaping So % ~ 3D. ssckefs anu foe"ois
Al IS es3 rs; Texas Cattle 81 SoeS3eo an. ......
Hoos-Keceipts $4,000 mat tio no US sVVVi marhes
closed loo lower Rough aud MIed 4 Iooso 70 raekms
and Shopping "a e5 $50 26' Light 81 1o9so To- ekp'
S. 96o SO
sa,spkeceiuvs g. 900 snlrments aeSG mafkes
steaIv NATIVES IS O0esi 40. Western ~ 250sa ~
Ts,an: az "a "a 90 Lambs II bO9s3 so per head.
sr I,oiIs June l6-Cants-heceipts loVO heah- on,p,
uents 900 neae, market was STEADY cno'ce nsa,y
Narys steer. a. 359Si 60i FAIR 10 ooon shippi
strers 80 40 Butcnors Steers fen 10 Shoco 20
Mst tx Feeisrs 10 gooo 81 Oes4 OO stoosess ~,
10 goa 10, grass 10 gooa eornioa
BossHeceipu, b4Oo head snipnents 800 head MARIE.
vas steady Chocs HEAVY ana bucheF a. So,sons
as In esS 20 PACKING 10 good - 60Sso va
Medium ~ Prime. ~ 900s5 o. riga oon'msn T" o""u
sns.pekeSsips 600 ssaAi shlpmenss 800 head markes
arm. Clipped Fair 10 Choice ~ l0os< 40 AAmoa 20 ~
v$47e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16

dali and neglected With pnces unsettled, owing TO
tb. in xne

the excitement in wheat
Iss nss sSnS as % ed 4 % .p
Ma IS .-c..:..: oats-SS Zoe hvs-Na z bSG
sarisywNa Secf po,x s:e11 6 81 rs P"m'
short SS'" sls side. F 81
per ~ gallon snsar~sut Loaf ESQ., Grannisiea Co.
stsnSsT A or p. si. Op I' 49, Sn.
kys 5000 pnsh, BTey 500 ensn shioment,- pon s
Dat. loiOOJ Dush Hys 1000 Uushi barley 1000
on the Produce Exchange today market wa.
steady. Creamery l4sl7Se barr ii2aisG Eggs ls@
cLycrSxAr. Juno is..Flour wa. dal Family 81 50
- 7s' Fancy 50 eossi 90 wheat eat dnll neSloo,ed
1900 bush -. Corn duL lower. 40 Mhei 400 osr
au na st al 80 Lam heavy o%eT cacre
50 20 Bais Meat, dR ~ oS 0s s a. y ~ ''on
Sh.Eey steady. sale. Of finished soeis on bass Of 81 90
Ssie Fsaey barr i,S s9I At j rs
nell .hipments $50 nsad.
DETROIT Iuas yne,,-yo WIN, oa,a $50 nominal.
IS 9c asked JAW 7syc: Auru.l 7sc Corr Cash se'c
Roccipts-Whcat 200 Corn Vu,h oal' 1900
BUSH
MnwAuKrE June i5.-Flour dul .whca. feycri.h
~ o.ts were dan 40 whto SIC .... Kys lower No. /,
Sc r G'y June ma' III o. Lsr June 5, so JAW 8
butter was steady 1ar' S, sfs' 'ss s ia.'n
.s o4s .o %nS IT'S 5 ~. o %s 80 asa :'
naI,eT l., 20
5aae 'e s. au Ga" .oa M'' Sy' wGs s
81 a Soc wsissev Efm-Wlaes u o5 spirits q u -.
sSo sS.S barley 500 DISH shipaoSI,-cea 5000
Ju.n O4ts 2s.Ooj pusn. Rye .-.. un'h
rnnApELrulA jane I5Flouf doll and 10 atjc TO
sell owag to the continued unsettled fee ne IN wheat
W..Is,a and P.i1.vv.ni. 7us-rnns 81 900 IS 90
90 10 tKtra sSSJss5 ~. renl.F,yini, Fanny ;" 10
ls",s - in',at clear a il az Boz 90 straight ~ 81
al LOUIS aud routoru Illinois Clear - 100 - 5Oi
90 straight 81 700 wilcr ~heat ",ent - 100 90
0.4 10 Mnn.tds i1tuil. au 10 CHOICE. - b. e@a 90.
vr F,oa- ~ op92 Is per barrel for far to Choce....
cal ar speculative uu-ne.s but notine dong or cIport
10 40 for 4 s Sr !s@S IT, az r -c qG
corn Local tsso demand moieiae opio1 9,r<s aul ana
gram DEPOT. slor' s'oIase. 40 e. No htei ~ gram
t"i1w n gram depot l7c. 40 2 Mixed Tor June i,e
100 do Tor July a:gs DO tor Ansns. a. sS.e,;,'
bed sIls. Rejected whll. $40 ,,!ainea 80 White
80 White Tor jaas g Ss7 &. , a. FOR Gay IA
cnoieo Eatv ho.s oc455~ 40 ran 70 Good
80 1cs surDanks UuaG5e, tar to Good t"a5c
ef Pear % soco do a. 5 90 ' i TO coe
,s,GS se beet CIV FANNY 1eT b $40 ST. d.
packets 80 30 ,inokoi Beef / Stoo. Beet hams >: 20
40 ,aptv III 5OGtl7 % liam, smoked l2ealSc Lard
cy ennea >, soG y" DO -trs V 90 , ISe
lrGs Western -reamerv tAtIa l9e. b e. ana ~
u Srs"% Sac hl NesYoTa a ts Ono ha,.
9d0hci reansyvanA lart shims ." &C.. 10 iIN
oaio snd Western nr,,s 10 .Irocu%.1o Aoo.
o. .dJ - lGc ConfoctionerF sc. Powdered ga
Bran ga e 100 ., per Corn & Dn,
nats - 500 susl Shipment, -whal 1920 Ou,h UOrs
200 Sasa- Jais 1850 U"sn
Tolxno June i5-wheai steady Jnns zoe biz July
7gs-c. August -as4" Corn anic' Joy 81 hcGeip,s
shipinsnts--Whoat - 900 bush Corn 5000 OuSh Oats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16

locks pieces I'D Ia 3ad greasy 10 I'D 0ls I'D;
do locks and pieces. Gl. n9i.
New South Wales-sales. 1900 bales secured lli2L9
Is 5h locks and pieces l0t 0llia H. greasy lOd %
Is I'D. do locks and pieces. Cd I'D
South Austrdla-Sales 500 bales scoure Is a i. Tdi
do locks aud pieces Is 9i I'd lOd do locks
and pocrs 81. D6d. .,
New.zesland-Sales 300 baes scourod Is 2id Is 81
do locks AMI pieces OIL Is I'd greasy. 3D. Gls do locks
and pieces, ID.
and pieces 81. d7d.
Cape OF GOOD Hope-sales bales: secured, Is 2a9
Is l9d.
Nata-saes bales secured Is 3d. greasy, I'd Ssd;
do locks and pieces, 8 I'd. 67d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16

err First Mortgage Trustees Cet.6cates 451 Canadian
Pacific 62ss; Illinois Central 137s Mexican Ordinary VIZ
New-York Central. 1864 Pennsylvania, 6b's MeAica"
Central. 1872 ,.- =,
l,s6 mParis sdvces quoto rhres Per Cent Eentes NJ
Al francs 80 confines for the account
m-c.ass l0l 1ll0 for money and TIE acco1 inr
Atlantic and Crest second Mortgage Trustees
tfcatea lop Canadian Pacific. 63a Etc 49, t r,g
Second Consols, 1924; Mexican Ordinary. Glas ~ Ii
Common. sSSi NewYork Central. nov; pennsylvania
ST.
Hndsons Bay Company. 24is.
Bar silver is quoted at AT per ounce
India Council bills allotted to-day at an ADVANCE
l-16d- per rnpee - ,
PARIS quote rhros at 81 francs
90 the account
Spanish Fouru.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16

LONDON June There an improving spirit ~ INC
aoi saies today and competition was Keen, especially
among foreign buyers number OF American Duyers
aant Tber, was sed In the higher class OF
ressv oos AM able Tor Following are the sales
In detail; ,,s NJ. mid.
ousensand-saes 500 bales secured, 10 0Ln ~ "a,
DO locks and pieces 3D. alG Adj greAAy' TSo i"a NV
Vicsora.ssss, 27oo bassi secured sd GA sd' d0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16

st.Gooi Or ,lnarv - Lis Mtiliny.............lOs
In the line options the market Irregular First
decline Of points the oil and OF a.
points crop and the market closed STEADY ~ re-
point on ry at further decline OF point on
months Liverpool weaker Sales. I2OZOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16

Redned oil easier and dull and quotations wero
l. cent per gallon " 81 cents per gallon, Abel 'ss'
ports .,...., rr.nst
OIL CRY. Penn, June l6.-Crude Ol-NAuonN 49,
AZ sa,. And c,,sI at 62S highest prios
eaL lowest Bq sales l48000 otrrst, naM.,.~ "a IA
barrels ooaraacss 1,846,0 900 barrels snp"en'A WV
barrels runs. 80, 08S 6srreia - = , AL,
PrrrsBURs. Penn. June 16-crude oh-r e''o.'u ss,
but steady; National Transit Csrsinc,sss ope sct
ami closea ~ 62s4 highest price o'S ,.sx,aestss
.ns0sa a, sas closed a. s2 hixhsss price os< ''"*
sHs. Cisarsacsa 100000 barrels. c..s..,.s
TIrusvILLR Penn. June lk-NatioaaI rAa. A. -.
.asnsa AZ saa and closed at 6af highest prc" W"
esg price, t2iN
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miscellaneous.
european advertisements.

7 IEBIG COMpANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
~ For Improved and Economic Cookery
I IEBIG CONPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
IL Only sort guaranteed GENUINE by Baron Lebis
n IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL Tho Finest Meat hsvoriDg Stock USE IL for Soupa
Sauces and Made Dishes
IEBIG CONPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
IL Efficient TONIC all OF Weakness and Digestive
Disorders
7 lEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
II Highly recommended ghtcap instead OF alcoholic
drinks
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EX TRACT OF NEAT.
~ GENUINE ONLY with fac smile OF Baron Lebigs
signature in blue ink across label
IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACTOR NEAT.
II To had of all stoTekeepers Groeers and Chemists.
Sole agents the United states (wholesale onyD u
DAVID & co. o Fenchurchave. London England
Sold wholesale by James p Smith, Park 1lfod Actefl
Merra & Condt McKesson & RObbns Thu ber w ny aud
Co.. Francis H. Legsett Co, and W. H. scheneln q 20
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Croposals.

Plans be blanks for bidding and
fn furnished application TO the Office OF CITY
Engineer.
SECURITY TO 100000 required TO be hof
the OF bidding with each poposa for the faithful per
form ance of the work sach security either bond ola
trust company certified check bond OF owners
Allegheny County Penn and 20 be approved
by the committee awarding the contracts.
The Committee Highways reserve the right TO teeeany
or all bids 4. NJ. BiGEL0W,
" so N Civ Engineer.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The trading In National Transit certificates yesterday fo
of the aggregate OF the transactions
,a-. The market open cd improved in and rose
cent from Tuesday night e3 cents This proved 10 DO hs
hest figure Of the day under the influence OF the
80 rnnition OF speculation at Chicago te market sspk
nSer on cents Near the close there WAS
ry on the covering shorts and the close was urn ne
loss OF only cent IN. "a, soIt.
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SPIRITS OF TURPBNTINE.
WILMINGTON June lb.-Turpentine hrm 81 szt'
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARK ET6.
LoxDox. Juno l5.-l2,80 p. m,-Consoa l0l eZ6 ioi
money loi the account; Atlantic xnd Great West